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TESTING TIMES: Agni-III is the most powerful missile in the Indian arsenal.

Can Agni-III stand the trial by fire?

DRDO is likely to re-launch the Agni-III ballistic missile from Wheeler's Island in the Bay of Bengal on Thursday.

India to test nuclear power with Agni-3

India is to tests its missile reach again. Agni-3, India's most potent nuclear capable missile will be test-fired next week.

India successfully tested the supersonic BrahMos missile, modified for the use of armed forces, on Sunday.

Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee on Tuesday denied that the home-grown Trishul ship defence missile system had been scrapped.

Government has decided to close down Trishul anti-missile programme due to consistent failure in guidance and control systems.

The missile has a triple battlefield role for the army, air force and navy and can engage moving targets.

Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee said The launch of the intermediate range ballistic missile Agni-III was a 'partial success'.

The failure of Agni III calls into question the very reliability of our missiles to deliver nuclear warheads.

India's longest-range, nuclear capable missile Agni-III failed to meet its test standard on Sunday.

The Government has finally given the go-ahead for the test firing of its longest-range, nuclear capable missile.

Government is shying away from giving a go-ahead for test-firing this 3,000 km-range missile.

The missile is being developed as part of the country's guided missile development programme by the DRDO.